John Marshall High School - Marshallite Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Assistant Principal Mr. Oscar H. Parrish, as assistant principal of John Marshall, manages the financial affairs of the school and is chairman of the Yearbook Board. He also handles the discipline problems of sophomores and juniors. In addition Mr. Parrish serves as principal of the John Marshall Evening School, which offers a variety of subjects. High School and college graduates are able to take courses for pleasure and profit. Also, many students who lack only a few credits to graduate may earn their high school diplomas. Oscar H. Parrish B.S., M.S., University of Richmond Writing a check is Mr. Parrish, who handles the school’s finances. Mr. Parrish and his secretary Mrs. Overton go over a report for evening school.

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All college bound students must have an interview with our principal concerning their college plans. Dr. Dixon looks at Diane Boshet’s high school record as they discuss her future. Principal Since 1946, Dr. Fred B. Dixon, our principal, has been vitally concerned with every phase of school life. Under his able administration, he has given us a school emphasizing modern and efficient methods in education. He recognizes the value of student activities and encour- ages participation. Students approach him willingly, cer- tain to receive understanding above all else, Dr. Dixon Dr. Dixon and Mrs. Oliver, his secretary, prepare a student’s transcript. is concerned that we have a “faith in a Divine Provi- Student dence, able to guide us and sustain us.” teachers are introduced to heads of the departments at a meeting conducted by Dr. Dixon.

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Miss Keene studies the plan for the organization of the homerooms. Thelma Beazley Keene B.A., University of Richmond M.A., Duke University “ Mat. The summer school schedule is thoroughly checked by Miss Keene and her secretary Mrs. Culley. Assistant Principal Miss Thelma B. Keene, assistant principal of John Marshall, directs the reorganization of the classes each semester and prepares the master schedule. She acts as adviser to the assembly commission and also handles discipline problems of the freshmen. Miss Keene also has the responsibility of providing the staff and organizing the summer schools in Rich- mond for grades four through twelve. Classes in type- writing, art, music, industrial arts, reading, and regular academic subjects are offered. Studénts enroll in sum- mer school for special subjects, remedial work, and acceleration.